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Article D4624-61 of the French Labour Code

The main employer’s inter-company occupational health and prevention service will assess, in the light of the information available to it, in particular that provided by the worker’s employers, whether the worker meets the conditions laid down in Article D. 4624-59. Where necessary, the employer may ask his worker to inform him of the conclusion of other employment contracts with one or more other employers during the term of his contract,…

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Article D4624-62 of the French Labour Code

The monitoring of a worker’s state of health provided for in Article L. 4624-1-1 is carried out by the main employer’s inter-company occupational health and prevention service, to which the other employers belong in respect of this worker. The main employer’s inter-company occupational health and prevention service may not object to the other employers joining in this capacity. If the contractual relationship between the employee and the main employer is…

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Article D4624-63 of the French Labour Code

For workers whose state of health is monitored in accordance with article L. 4624-1-1, the return visit provided for in article R. 4624-31 is requested: 1° By the main employer, if this visit follows maternity leave, or an absence of at least sixty days due to illness or a non-occupational accident ; 2° By the main employer, if this visit follows an absence due to an occupational illness; 3° By…

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Article D4624-64 of the French Labour Code

If the certificate or opinion mentioned in articles R. 4624-14 and R. 4624-25 is issued, the health professional will give his opinion with regard to the job and issue this document to each employer. However, if these documents provide for workstation adjustments, unfitness opinions or different opinions, they are issued for each workstation occupied by the worker to each of his employers. At the end of the visit or examination,…

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Article R4625-1 of the French Labour Code

The provisions of Chapters I to IV are applicable to workers with fixed-term contracts. These workers benefit from individual monitoring of their state of health at intervals equivalent to those for employees on permanent contracts, in particular the provisions of articles R. 4624-15 and R. 4624-27.

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Article R4625-3 of the French Labour Code

For temporary employment undertakings, the application for approval and renewal of occupational health and prevention services is accompanied by a specific file, the details of which are set by order of the Minister for Employment.

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Article R4625-4 of the French Labour Code

The inter-company occupational health and prevention service approved to carry out occupational health duties for temporary workers constitutes a sector with its own geographical remit reserved for these employees. This sector may be common to several inter-company occupational health and prevention services approved to carry out occupational health tasks for temporary workers.

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Article R4625-5 of the French Labour Code

The sector reserved for temporary workers is not required to set up at least one fixed medical centre. Where no fixed medical centre is created, this sector is attached to the centre of another sector in the same department.

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Article R4625-6 of the French Labour Code

An occupational physician may not be assigned exclusively to the sector reserved for temporary workers. A derogation may be granted by the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment, after consultation with the Labour Inspector, when the particular characteristics of the sector so require.

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